St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-20

Genu, the battle with the elements, and
many more interesting tricks, at once
the delight and wonder of the myStified
pc lie. He will show all through the
weeK, commencing at 1880 D. m. and
playing TILL noon time. Nobody should
miss seeing him, as he is revelation.
Robert Nickle was born in New York
in 1910, and from earliest childhood
evidenced hankering after the mar
velOus, He would see trick done, he
would almost Immediately master its
intricacies, and, furthermore, improve
on it. For twenty-Seven years now he
has been before the public and has the
very finest of credentials during his
long and varied career. A gold medal
presented to him at the Centennial he
highly prizes, as well he ought, and
many more testimonials of admiration
from the people who have witnessed
his performances.
NOTES
A pleasant feature at the Exposition last
night was the presentation TO Liberat of
magnificent floral wreath in a masonic de-
sign. The members of Zariah Temple,
seventy strong, attended and John A.
Schlener. on behalf of the Local Order pre-
scented the wreath to the great band leader,
who is himself mason in very high degrees.
In doing the presentation, he made
very neat speech, which was loudly APP
plauded, and Liberati answered in a few
choice words. The band was dressed in the
uniform of Mecca temple, and the concert
was very select and fine. After it was over
an informal meeting was held, and the gen.
tlemen present, wearing their red feZs, were
introduced. Liberati was highly pleased
with the whole affair, and enjoyed it eX-
tremely.
Scenes in the dining room of a funny ma
ture are of daily occurrence. Saturday a
granger ate 81 dinner and offered 10 cents
dow ,ty,fr ln6y IN
would tip the beam at 225 pounds, ordered
her supper as light as possible, in the shape
OF dish of ice cream and lee-tle cake; her
net at home must have been more substan-
uai. by the size of her shape. At the same
table where she sat, dude, supported by two
pretty girls, gave an impromptu concert be-
tween bites, and when he finished the beau
ties remarked: ''Gussie, dear Gussie, you
ought to have so cents for that" "Ah, there
should smile to reciprocate,' was his reply.
One of the young ladies to be married this
month in the building is connected with the
Housekeeper paper and is noted among her
associates for sweet. modest and loveable
disposition, but she is poor, and this will con-
siderably help her in starting out, and so she
mas undertaken the ordeal. The presents are
quite handsome and numerous, being mostly
OF useful and monetary order.
Regain Bros. very handsomely presented the
tickets of admission, and the fatherless-
motherless little ones thereby had highly
enjoyable day. An old lady looking at the
little waits, for they all seemed to keep close
together, prettily remarked as comment on
this act: In as much as We have done it
unto the least of these. my children, We have
done it unto me.''
The cigar factory run by Charles Adler &
Co. attracts a good deal of attention, and the
thirty men employed make quite a big show
ing, and the business, from its earliest incep-
ton in the raw material to the moment the
or 10 cent cigar is safely ensconced in its
box, is shown to perfection.
Another large institution that is we'll repre-
sented is the show of Dodson, Fisher d Brock
mann, saddlery people. There are fifteen
men at work, and full insight into their
business can also be learned by watching the
men as they gradually work out a saddle or
horse collar.
The fountain and pond looked first rate
yesterday; the water went to great height
and the pond was almost perfectly clean.
Too much praise cannot be given this at
night, as it is perfectly elegant, the effect of
the many varied colored lights.
In the Italian collection man informed
the proprietor he thought the price of
canvas went by its size and he could not IN
derstand how the ''Fortuny'' was marked
higher price than the ''Troubadour''
The young ladies at Bakers refreshment
stand must have got their positions on their
looks, for they are the bellies Of the EXPOSE
ton